Thanks for all the good reactions. I can't go to concerts anymore, and can't even invite friends over to watch a game because of this damn virus, so your reactions are the next best thing to enjoying something with a friend. If I can request a song, I think you would like Charice - "Note to God", on Oprah The lyrics are something I think we can both appreciate, and I'm sure you'll enjoy the performance.
Buddy Rich, & Neil Peart, are the two greatest drummers to ever sit behind a drum kit, imo. Which is funny because Neil was inspired by Buddy. But, Neil was unbelievable, he was one of my favorites, so sad that he has passed. RIP Neil. I’m a drummer and Rush fan, so his death really had a big impact on my life.
@Ray M I honestly never understood all the hype about Bonzo. He’s a great drummer and can play a solid beat, but I don’t think he’s the greatest drummer of all time, like many people say he was. But, that is just my opinion.
I’m right there with you. I’m still in mourning. I completely wore out my Moving Pictures 8 track and saw them many times. I still want to cry watching Neil practice by himself on his hotel bed on Rush in Rio DVD. All air drums just like me....but I do feel better knowing he’s with his loved ones.
Made mine too. Ive enjoyed Jamal's reaction watching Rush. I haven't followed from the beginning so curious who favorites were before that first "Rush Reaction" video.
I love rush and I went through many “ my fav bands” in my youth. I can’t name just one anymore as I got older. I just love music too much and diff genres to claim a #1. As I reflect, Zeppelin has to be in my top along with the Beatles, Hendrix, and the grateful dead for a variety of reasons but i can’t pigeon hole a “fav” because of so many scenarios or classifications depending on categorizing favs (guitar gods, musicianship , song writers , massive influencers paving the way for new styles, GOATs of their instruments, etc) There are just so many great musicians in history and luckily now. I think the best live acts out today are Billy Strings (best flat picker today and fun performer), Tedesci Trucks (Derek best slide ), a few Blues legends, and lots of new up and coming artists. This Rush trio from Canada def has command of their instruments and rip rock jazz and run scales and play super tight.
I really wish Jamal could have attended a Rush concert. That was an experience. Many times. At least you have seen many live tracks. Just wish you could have seen it for yourself. What a great, talented, authentic band.
Seven times for me and the pleasure of my 15 year old boy experiencing his first ever live concert during their R30 tour! Rush and Pink Floyd, quite a majestic experience to see them live!
Neil's drum solos are like the finale to epic fireworks shows... Can't take your eyes off of it, trying to figure out what is happening and the most amazing, magical thing... Only difference is that Neil is always telling a story... Also, the talent... Rest in Peace, professor Neil. We all miss you.
I would take a dime for every time Neil's drumsticks hit a drum. I would be rich just after this one song. Magnificent performance. RIP, Neil. We sure miss you. Thanks, Jamel for this reaction. Take care and be well. Peace.
Enjoying your Rush reviews. Still hurting from the loss but its GREAT to see your enthusiasm and appreciation for the pinnacle of music for me and that's saying something because I Love music of all types and there are Amazing musicians out there from hundreds of years old to the present. Yet Screaming Geddy chaotic Alex and the man with more influence in my life than anyone else but Jesus, Mr. Neil Peart will live in my heart for ever.
One thing to note about Neil, is that during his drum solos, when he is rolling shots on the snare drum itself. You can hear every single hit he does clearly without a mistake, all through the rolling hits. They are absolute perfection. Perfection brother Jamal, like all your videos and reactions. You’re the True Rush fan, and we are loving every minute my brother. Bless you mate, and keep the videos coming... Deaf Gryphon < 1 Corinthians 15:1-4
Dude, I was at this show, recorded in Dallas, Texas, about twenty rows on the floor. I got some great pictures. I got to meet Geddy last year in Austin.
That's awesome! I was on the floor at the clockwork tour in Detroit. Always an amazing show! My first rush show was in 1984 (grace under pressure). I was second row, side stage in Saginaw Michigan
I agree with others, having a fan of this band since the 70’s, I am struggling to accept a world without Neil in it. I wish you could have seen them in person Jamel.
I was at one of the shows on this tour and they started playing this...I was on my feet “They’re playing my favorite instrumental!” “Where’s My Thing?” Is such a great tune and they absolutely ELEVATE it live. And then to throw in the drum solo...*contented sigh* Rest In Peace, Mr. Peart. Great video, Jamel.
one of my favorite bands of all time growing up many great songs by this group from the day and that was one of many great drum solos from the great Neil Peart amazing.
Seeing them live was it's own high, no drugs or anything else needed, it was always a euphoric experience, not just a show, that talent, their bond with each and their music was an emotional ride that latested for hours or days. So sad for you not having that experience...
I've seen Rush about 7-8 times. There Canadian I'm in Michigan so they came here alot👍. Rest brother Neil. Everytime I seen them I walked out blown away. Crazy thing about them live is the older they got, the better. The talent was expected but there energy live got better. Rush and Wow goes hand in hand. Great vid bro
When I was a kid, I never used to get it when people would talk about some athlete, or some actor, or some other figure, and say how they were the best there ever was or ever will be. Then, I started really listening to Rush.
Oh man. Only saw this now...Thanks, Jamel, for remembering Neil. We lost him 8 months ago and not a day passes that I don't think of him and thank him for what he shared with us all, his immense gift, his immense mind, heart and humanity. Big hugs to you all from Italy xx
Mr. Neil Pert was an extremely blessed man to have that much amazing talent at playing drums. Not too many drummers can come close to the high bar he set.
Just want to drop in to say I LOVE your energy watching Rush. They're my favourite band too ever since I discovered them 40 years ago. My biggest regret is I couldn't make it to their last ever tour.
As a motorcyclist I bought Neil Pearts book Ghost Rider. Very good read. He'd been through a lot. He wasn't only a ridiculously talented drummer but a good author too.
I'm 67. Rush is my favorite band. Subdivisions is my ringtone. I play drums. Neil is my hero. Your shirt states: just be a good human. Be humble, be kind, spread joy, peace & love. This man was the very personification of this. A humble, brilliantly talented man who endured terrible tragedies in his life but found the inner strength to persevere. Neil is arguably the greatest drummer in rock history. He is also arguably the greatest lyricist in rock history.
How just three guys can produce such tremendous sounds is truly amazing. I never really cared much for Geddy's singing voice, but those instrumentals are just simply awesome. I'm sure Neil Is producing thunder at god's own request now. When I pass away, I plan on a front row seat at a live Rush concert, first thing.
Still feels unreal that he's gone. This guy was my main inspiration when I got in to drumming. I have countless of minutes of playing their songs. Glad I got to see him once :) RIP Neil
It is definitely a personal favorite in their vast library. Lyrically, wonderful storytelling; musically, unique harmonic melodies; wait...that describes all of their music! Even sans-lyrics conveys descriptive moments. Has to be in top 5 (strong bid for first) of trios, ever...talk about a wall of sound: they built a cathedral.
Our rock music ward loud, hard, and so very exciting. The excitement was amped a million percent. Nothing like the 70s for rock music. Its hard to explain but I feel sorry for the dull music today. When we played music, our parents were frightened but I don't know why cause its so EXCITING!!!!!!! PARTY!!!!
Rush will forever be my favorite! I highly recommend "Headlong Flight" from their final album, Clockwork Angels, it has amazing instrument work from all 3, and the lyrics are awesome!
Neil NEIL! did you see him switch from overhand to underhand? i watched his vids learning from an old school master to go back to this. I miss him so much. He still kept on trying to improve till the end.
You are getting more and more what is for us to be a Rush fan! It is exciting to see you discovering Rush by yourself as we once did a long time ago. Thanks man!
Rush music has always shined with an inner light all it's own. Always fills me with joy and contentment. Now when I listen to it, there's a touch of sadness and loss that wasn't there before.
So glad you reacted to this one Jamel... I love these guys. My older brothers were obsessed with them when I was growing up. I’ve seen them live 6 times... best show you’d ever see. Thank you again, much love from Canada ❤️🇨🇦❤️
I still have my ticket stub from Moving Pictures tour 1981. I've seen them for 10 different tours starting with Moving Pictures. They NEVER disappoint live. Neil's drum solos were the highlight of the shows...being a guitar player I always loved watching neil solo as well as Alex shredding...and of course Geddy with awesome bass chops.
YES!!! OMG this is so awesome, so glad to see this!! I learned so much from this great man, musician and writer...so grateful to have been a part of the group of people who have experienced this incredible band. What a great reaction, thanks Jamel!! On another note I have to say I am glad Neil is done. NO, I am not glad he's dead for fuck's sake, calm down. Having read just about every article about him, listened to just about every interview where he talks I know his work ethic and the endurance, pain and passion he put into his craft. The consummate professional strived to play 100% EVERY time. Didn't matter if he wasn't feeling well that night, didn't matter that he had severe foot pain for two weeks from infections, IT DID NOT MATTER IF HE WAS WORN OUT AND TIRED!!!! He played ONE HUNDRED PERCENT EVERY NIGHT HE WAS ON STAGE!!!! It wore him out!! He EARNED the right to say fuck off, I'm not playing anymore. he gave us WAAYYYY more than we deserved and I appreciate that to an equal 100%. Thank you Neil and enjoy your time to REST IN PEACE!
@@joconnell8145 I'm the same age, and was heartbroken when Neil passed away. Such a great song writer and drummer. I loved their early work the best. Cheers!
Rush has got to be the absolute best of pure musicianship ever to me. No better three have ever graced the stage. Great video brother. Appreciate you. Blessings.
I've been a lifelong fan, since I was 8 when Permanent Waves came out. And my brother Jamel, you absolutely get it. You bring me so much joy watching you and remembering the first time I heard all these songs. Much love brother.
This is their "Moby Dick". All of Rush have said that Led Zepplin was an inspiration, so it makes sense they would do a "Moby Dick" type of song. In that, I mean the song highlights Neil's mastery of the drums, just MD highljghed John Bonham's mastery. I love both pieces, and love watching the masters at work. And when Alex and Geddy are playing, look at how much they enjoy playing! I love this group.
That would've been an AWESOME battle live! There's alot of good drummers but few good percussionist. Those who just don't play around and tap on lots and pans but to FEEL every little drum, bell, symbol, gong, chime, wood blocks, etc. Is a true gift from all high!
Seen Rush 3 times. Once close to the front row near an Army Base, Ft. Gordon GA. In the 80’s. Just completed 2 weeks of extra duty the night of the concert. What a treat that was!!
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I believe the studio version is on Roll the bones
Taking Water Billy Strings
Thanks for all the good reactions. I can't go to concerts anymore, and can't even invite friends over to watch a game because of this damn virus, so your reactions are the next best thing to enjoying something with a friend.
If I can request a song, I think you would like Charice - "Note to God", on Oprah The lyrics are something I think we can both appreciate, and I'm sure you'll enjoy the performance.
Hit thumbs up if Neil Peart is the best drummer ever sat behind a drum kit. RIP "The Professor".
Buddy Rich, & Neil Peart, are the two greatest drummers to ever sit behind a drum kit, imo. Which is funny because Neil was inspired by Buddy. But, Neil was unbelievable, he was one of my favorites, so sad that he has passed. RIP Neil. I’m a drummer and Rush fan, so his death really had a big impact on my life.
He is also the best drummer that ever had a drum kit revolve around him!!
@Ray M I honestly never understood all the hype about Bonzo. He’s a great drummer and can play a solid beat, but I don’t think he’s the greatest drummer of all time, like many people say he was. But, that is just my opinion.
I'm still not prepared to accept that we are living in a world without that man.
I’m right there with you. I’m still in mourning. I completely wore out my Moving Pictures 8 track and saw them many times. I still want to cry watching Neil practice by himself on his hotel bed on Rush in Rio DVD. All air drums just like me....but I do feel better knowing he’s with his loved ones.
Me as well. Between Neil in January and Chadwick Boseman in September..... 2020 can officially go fuck itself.
9/12 is wear a rush shirt day in honor of his birthday
@@diannebdee Somehow i knew it was gonna be a bad year when i heard he was gone... Turns out i was right.
As sad as I am, I'm glad that Neil passed before the world was set on fire. Imagine him not being able to see ANY of his friends. RIP Neil
'I just realized I didn't pause the video'... Yup, It's that good! Rush will never block. They are real. They appreciate the love.
Neil Peart forever in my heart !!!
"Rush, my favorite band!"
Dude, that just made my day!!!
Made mine too. Ive enjoyed Jamal's reaction watching Rush. I haven't followed from the beginning so curious who favorites were before that first "Rush Reaction" video.
I love rush and I went through many “ my fav bands” in my youth. I can’t name just one anymore as I got older. I just love music too much and diff genres to claim a #1. As I reflect, Zeppelin has to be in my top along with the Beatles, Hendrix, and the grateful dead for a variety of reasons but i can’t pigeon hole a “fav” because of so many scenarios or classifications depending on categorizing favs (guitar gods, musicianship , song writers , massive influencers paving the way for new styles, GOATs of their instruments, etc) There are just so many great musicians in history and luckily now. I think the best live acts out today are Billy Strings (best flat picker today and fun performer), Tedesci Trucks (Derek best slide ), a few Blues legends, and lots of new up and coming artists. This Rush trio from Canada def has command of their instruments and rip rock jazz and run scales and play super tight.
I really wish Jamal could have attended a Rush concert. That was an experience. Many times. At least you have seen many live tracks. Just wish you could have seen it for yourself. What a great, talented, authentic band.
So glad that they started filming every tour once they reunited
I saw them live 6 times!!! What an experience!!! I will forever be a lifelong fan... Rest In Peace brother Neil
❤️🇨🇦❤️
i was lucky enough to see them twice, snakes and Arrows and Clockwork Angels tours, loved each and every minute of the concerts
Seven times for me and the pleasure of my 15 year old boy experiencing his first ever live concert during their R30 tour!
Rush and Pink Floyd, quite a majestic experience to see them live!
I saw them in the Paramount theater in downtown Portland when they toured 2112! Incredible show for sure.
Was there anything that Neil Peart could not do on the drumkit? Incredible. Watching a drum solo and watching a true craftsman at work in tandem.
RIP, Professor. Best drummer to ever walk this earth. Rush is the best band ever.
Rush is a Face-Melting-Solo all day long . Wonderful stuff!!
This is the best fusion,progressive,rock, blues in the world y’a born and bread in my country 🇨🇦
Neil's drum solos are like the finale to epic fireworks shows... Can't take your eyes off of it, trying to figure out what is happening and the most amazing, magical thing... Only difference is that Neil is always telling a story... Also, the talent... Rest in Peace, professor Neil. We all miss you.
I'm glad that they are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame before Neil passed away
they never cared, but their fans never gave up. first fan ballot and they were blah blah blah...
Amen. I wish Chris Squire could have gotten to see these guys induct Yes! Both Yes and Rush should have been inducted way before they actually were!
Alex and Geddy must miss Neil terribly, Bless All of You!
Facts they were family
I would take a dime for every time Neil's drumsticks hit a drum. I would be rich just after this one song. Magnificent performance. RIP, Neil. We sure miss you. Thanks, Jamel for this reaction. Take care and be well. Peace.
Enjoying your Rush reviews. Still hurting from the loss but its GREAT to see your enthusiasm and appreciation for the pinnacle of music for me and that's saying something because I Love music of all types and there are Amazing musicians out there from hundreds of years old to the present. Yet Screaming Geddy chaotic Alex and the man with more influence in my life than anyone else but Jesus, Mr. Neil Peart will live in my heart for ever.
“MY favorite band!”
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
One thing to note about Neil, is that during his drum solos, when he is rolling shots on the snare drum itself. You can hear every single hit he does clearly without a mistake, all through the rolling hits. They are absolute perfection.
Perfection brother Jamal, like all your videos and reactions.
You’re the True Rush fan, and we are loving every minute my brother.
Bless you mate, and keep the videos coming...
Deaf Gryphon <
1 Corinthians 15:1-4
They're just so awesome aren't they! Seen them 3 times and I'm a drummer so Neil has been my idol forever. Wonderful stuff!
They have been my absolute favorite since 1976!!!! I'm glad to see how much you love these guys and their music!!!! God bless brother!!
J...this is an extremely underrated Rush tune. So glad you reacted to it. Rush did their job in keeping good music..alive.
I remember buying that album, Roll The Bones. This was my favorite song off of it.
I am a huge fan of You Bet your Life and Dreamline.
My favorite instrumental by RUSH!!!😃 Besides Why Why Zee (yeah, I know they say "Zed" in Canuckland but it's a Zee, dammit!!😃)
To paraphrase Reggie Jackson's comment about Tom Seaver, regarding Neil Peart "Deaf Men would come to the show just to See him play!!!!"
They never disappoint ... never!
DINNER WITH RUSH....a great clip of dinner with RUSH!!! Hysterical and inside look at three goofballs!!!
Dude, I was at this show, recorded in Dallas, Texas, about twenty rows on the floor. I got some great pictures. I got to meet Geddy last year in Austin.
I'm Jealous. If this is the Roll the Bones tour, I saw them from the 7th row in Toronto.
@@SilverFox-qr1ci Clockwork Angels Tour from the bluray
Did he pretend a stranger was a long awaited friend?
awesome
That's awesome! I was on the floor at the clockwork tour in Detroit. Always an amazing show! My first rush show was in 1984 (grace under pressure). I was second row, side stage in Saginaw Michigan
I agree with others, having a fan of this band since the 70’s, I am struggling to accept a world without Neil in it. I wish you could have seen them in person Jamel.
I was at one of the shows on this tour and they started playing this...I was on my feet “They’re playing my favorite instrumental!” “Where’s My Thing?” Is such a great tune and they absolutely ELEVATE it live. And then to throw in the drum solo...*contented sigh* Rest In Peace, Mr. Peart.
Great video, Jamel.
one of my favorite bands of all time growing up many great songs by this group from the day and that was one of many great drum solos from the great Neil Peart amazing.
There should be no doubt that Neal Peart was among one of the best rock drummers ever. Amazing talent. He is certainly missed. Rest In Peace Neil.
Seeing them live was it's own high, no drugs or anything else needed, it was always a euphoric experience, not just a show, that talent, their bond with each and their music was an emotional ride that latested for hours or days. So sad for you not having that experience...
Can never do enough RUSH. Saw them over 15 times live!
I'm jealous only saw them 7 times
For me, every tour since roll the bones. .. Soon as I got some wheels and a credit card I was off!
Saw them first in 77' as a 16 yr old. Too many party favors over the years to remember how many times I've seen my favorite band.
I've seen Rush about 7-8 times. There Canadian I'm in Michigan so they came here alot👍. Rest brother Neil. Everytime I seen them I walked out blown away. Crazy thing about them live is the older they got, the better. The talent was expected but there energy live got better. Rush and Wow goes hand in hand. Great vid bro
I hear ya bro! It's just Awsome! R.I.P Neil Peart. Miss you guys. Tough to take.
When I was a kid, I never used to get it when people would talk about some athlete, or some actor, or some other figure, and say how they were the best there ever was or ever will be. Then, I started really listening to Rush.
Oh man. Only saw this now...Thanks, Jamel, for remembering Neil. We lost him 8 months ago and not a day passes that I don't think of him and thank him for what he shared with us all, his immense gift, his immense mind, heart and humanity. Big hugs to you all from Italy xx
One of the best!!! Rush instrumental jams ever!! So glad you did this!!
Mr. Neil Pert was an extremely blessed man to have that much amazing talent at playing drums. Not too many drummers can come close to the high bar he set.
RIP NEIL!!! Here at Jamel's he remains alive!
I've seen Rush live many times, I was blown away every time. 3 guys making that music was incredible. R.I.P. Niel!!
Ty Brother Jamel RIP Neil and Bless Alex and Geddy
I love that catchphrase that's appearing a lot more often in your newer videos, "we don't just listen, we feel it"
Love that you reacted to this song. Geddy kills it! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Just want to drop in to say I LOVE your energy watching Rush. They're my favourite band too ever since I discovered them 40 years ago. My biggest regret is I couldn't make it to their last ever tour.
As a motorcyclist I bought Neil Pearts book Ghost Rider. Very good read. He'd been through a lot. He wasn't only a ridiculously talented drummer but a good author too.
I love the look Neil gives Geddy right before the solo starts .
I'm 67. Rush is my favorite band. Subdivisions is my ringtone. I play drums. Neil is my hero. Your shirt states: just be a good human. Be humble, be kind, spread joy, peace & love. This man was the very personification of this. A humble, brilliantly talented man who endured terrible tragedies in his life but found the inner strength to persevere. Neil is arguably the greatest drummer in rock history. He is also arguably the greatest lyricist in rock history.
How just three guys can produce such tremendous sounds is truly amazing. I never really cared much for Geddy's singing voice, but those instrumentals are just simply awesome. I'm sure Neil Is producing thunder at god's own request now. When I pass away, I plan on a front row seat at a live Rush concert, first thing.
My only disagreement is that I do also enjoy Geddy's vocals, they're perfect for the lyrics.
Ahhhhhh, a Roll The Bones deep track and a pure, head-banging jam session.
"Where's My Thing?" is actually my favorite Rush instrumental to play on bass!
It's not as deep as The Big Wheel, You Bet Your Life, or Hearsay, but it truly is one of the highlights of an incredible album.
@@brettmarlar4154 Neurotica is my personal favorite off that album.
Not only 🎸 I was introduced to trailer park boys in the roll the bones video ....
I love 90's Rush. Fight me LOL
Still feels unreal that he's gone. This guy was my main inspiration when I got in to drumming. I have countless of minutes of playing their songs. Glad I got to see him once :) RIP Neil
Nothing can touch this. RIP Professor!!!
Genuflect at the alter of the
HOLY TRINITY.. GEDDY, ALEX AND THE PROFESSOR NEIL!!!!
Forgot how much I loved this song as a kid. Thanks for the rediscovery ;-)
What a refreshing solo by Neil! That was great. Much appreciation! 🙏🏻♥️
MAGIC POWER BY TRIUMPH! Canadians have such amazing voices!
Sounds like the fireworks when he played! How could Rush ever find another drummer??? Impossible!!!
Hey Jamel! I'm so glad you've gone down the Rush rabbit hole and done so many of their songs so far. I've got another one for you:
"New World Man"
That and The Big Money and Time Stands Still, would be perfect
Great one! Agreed!
It is definitely a personal favorite in their vast library. Lyrically, wonderful storytelling; musically, unique harmonic melodies; wait...that describes all of their music! Even sans-lyrics conveys descriptive moments. Has to be in top 5 (strong bid for first) of trios, ever...talk about a wall of sound: they built a cathedral.
Saw this tour live on my 15th birthday in Milwaukee. They played my favorite Rush song "Manhattan Project".
Man I'm jealous as a 26 year old living in Milwaukee who never saw Rush live.
@@Sir_Robin_of_Camelot was lucky enough to see them 5 times. I think I was turning 17 when I saw them the last time on R40. Magical memories.
The man was a monster the best at what he did.
RUSH WERE INCREDIBLE! ♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Our rock music ward loud, hard, and so very exciting. The excitement was amped a million percent. Nothing like the 70s for rock music. Its hard to explain but I feel sorry for the dull music today. When we played music, our parents were frightened but I don't know why cause its so EXCITING!!!!!!! PARTY!!!!
Rush is on a whole other level. Great song, great reaction.
The Maestros! RIP (rest in the pocket) Neil, you are missed.
I heard Rush since 1981 and never leave... they're simply the greatest ever.
That's one hell of a drum set!
Rush will forever be my favorite! I highly recommend "Headlong Flight" from their final album, Clockwork Angels, it has amazing instrument work from all 3, and the lyrics are awesome!
Oh ya! Greet suggestion! The Garden is another one....
Wow. Haven't seen this video before. Thanks. Professor killing it as always. Thank you.
Metronomes use Neil Peart for reference and sound checks! Love this band!
Welcome to the Master Class. This one is unique and you will never see this lesson again. Neil Peart teaches from the heart.
That was one of three drum solos Neil did on a nightly basis on that tour! That solo was called "Here It Is"!
Wow...your favorite band! Awesome to hear that!
RUSH doesn’t block
They want people to hear their music
This is the first time I’ve seen this video! Holy crap! I’ve always loved the song but this video takes it to another level!
That is not a drum kit That is a drum cubicle ! Jam in paradise Neil Peart.
Thought i had seen all Neil Peart solos, never saw this one. Just reaffirms that he is the greatest to sit a drum kit!
Neil NEIL! did you see him switch from overhand to underhand? i watched his vids learning from an old school master to go back to this. I miss him so much. He still kept on trying to improve till the end.
I’m Feeling It ♥️🎤🔥🎸🎶🥁 Amazing footwork ♥️ God I miss him 😢
You are getting more and more what is for us to be a Rush fan! It is exciting to see you discovering Rush by yourself as we once did a long time ago. Thanks man!
Rush music has always shined with an inner light all it's own. Always fills me with joy and contentment.
Now when I listen to it, there's a touch of sadness and loss that wasn't there before.
The Doctor delivered! The band delivered!
Enough said. 😉
Thank you Jamel. You so get it. Much love brother.
I get choked up every time I see or hear rush, rest easy Neil. We all miss you.
So glad you reacted to this one Jamel... I love these guys. My older brothers were obsessed with them when I was growing up. I’ve seen them live 6 times... best show you’d ever see. Thank you again, much love from Canada ❤️🇨🇦❤️
My favorite band too.
Thank you for listening to Rush and spreading all of that great music.
I still have my ticket stub from Moving Pictures tour 1981. I've seen them for 10 different tours starting with Moving Pictures. They NEVER disappoint live. Neil's drum solos were the highlight of the shows...being a guitar player I always loved watching neil solo as well as Alex shredding...and of course Geddy with awesome bass chops.
I seen them in concert great great great
YES!!! OMG this is so awesome, so glad to see this!! I learned so much from this great man, musician and writer...so grateful to have been a part of the group of people who have experienced this incredible band. What a great reaction, thanks Jamel!!
On another note I have to say I am glad Neil is done. NO, I am not glad he's dead for fuck's sake, calm down. Having read just about every article about him, listened to just about every interview where he talks I know his work ethic and the endurance, pain and passion he put into his craft. The consummate professional strived to play 100% EVERY time. Didn't matter if he wasn't feeling well that night, didn't matter that he had severe foot pain for two weeks from infections, IT DID NOT MATTER IF HE WAS WORN OUT AND TIRED!!!! He played ONE HUNDRED PERCENT EVERY NIGHT HE WAS ON STAGE!!!! It wore him out!! He EARNED the right to say fuck off, I'm not playing anymore. he gave us WAAYYYY more than we deserved and I appreciate that to an equal 100%. Thank you Neil and enjoy your time to REST IN PEACE!
Yes, Rush rules! Seen them twice in concert. Totally awesome trio from my Country! ❤🤩🤘🇨🇦
@@lisamorrison2149 I saw them about 12-15 times, sat front row on the Counterparts tour...such an amazing experience!
@@joconnell8145you were so lucky to see them that many times. Never forget what a show they put on.
@@lisamorrison2149 Well, I'm 55 and started getting into them when Exit...Stage Left came out. ALWAYS put on an awesome show!
@@joconnell8145 I'm the same age, and was heartbroken when Neil passed away. Such a great song writer and drummer. I loved their early work the best. Cheers!
"Three brothers, just shutting it down!"
Rush has got to be the absolute best of pure musicianship ever to me. No better three have ever graced the stage. Great video brother. Appreciate you. Blessings.
Neil is with Buddy now. I’m sure Buddy is proud of him.
😭😭😭 💙
There are drummers and then there will always be Buddy Rich and Neil Peart..Rest In Peace
This song is most famous for being Part IV of the "Gangster Of Boats" trilogy.
Favorite band that is awesome!
Follow this with "Don't Touch That Thing". Also an instrumental. One of my favorites.
I think you mean "Leave That Thing Alone" from Counterparts.
@@brettmarlar4154 I think you're right.
RUSH has been my favorite for years.
Yea and you didn’t pause it. Your favorite band. Brother!! Welcome to the tribe. Peace and love and rock n music to you alway Jamal!!✌️❤️🍷😍🎶😎
I've been a lifelong fan, since I was 8 when Permanent Waves came out. And my brother Jamel, you absolutely get it. You bring me so much joy watching you and remembering the first time I heard all these songs. Much love brother.
This is their "Moby Dick". All of Rush have said that Led Zepplin was an inspiration, so it makes sense they would do a "Moby Dick" type of song. In that, I mean the song highlights Neil's mastery of the drums, just MD highljghed John Bonham's mastery. I love both pieces, and love watching the masters at work.
And when Alex and Geddy are playing, look at how much they enjoy playing! I love this group.
Next violent thunderstorm, I'll image Neil Peart and John Bonham in a drum battle 🤘😎🤘
Add in Buddy for a 3 way...
Hell yeah!!😊🥰
Spoiler alert Bonham does not win. He was very good but be serious,he wasn't THIS good.
That would've been an AWESOME battle live! There's alot of good drummers but few good percussionist. Those who just don't play around and tap on lots and pans but to FEEL every little drum, bell, symbol, gong, chime, wood blocks, etc. Is a true gift from all high!
MORE RUSH ! MORE RUSH !! MORE RUSH !!! LOVE IT !!!!
He's a machine! In top form here
Seen Rush 3 times. Once close to the front row near an Army Base, Ft. Gordon GA. In the 80’s. Just completed 2 weeks of extra duty the night of the concert. What a treat that was!!
Saw that tour and Niels drum solo was one of three ANNNNNDDD he played for three hours as well.
R.I.P. Brother Niel and Rush on !